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... effects of genuine philofophy , is to remind us of the limited powers of the human understanding ; and to revive those ... effect than to lay that fpirit of refearch which the author had fo fuccefsfully raifed . We are told of the limits ...
... effects of genuine philofophy , is to remind us of the limited powers of the human understanding ; and to revive those ... effect than to lay that fpirit of refearch which the author had fo fuccefsfully raifed . We are told of the limits ...
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... effect which youth , and fimplicity , and humble- nefs of mind , and diftrefs have made upon a generous and fenfible heart . The artlefs fimplicity of the Moabitish damfel have made a deeper impreffion than all that cunning and defign ...
... effect which youth , and fimplicity , and humble- nefs of mind , and diftrefs have made upon a generous and fenfible heart . The artlefs fimplicity of the Moabitish damfel have made a deeper impreffion than all that cunning and defign ...
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... effect , which would ceafe , and the body be no longer hard , if that caufe fhould ceafe to act . - The vis inertia of body is nothing pofitive , diftinct from and fuperadded to the nature of body , for it is only the neceflary ...
... effect , which would ceafe , and the body be no longer hard , if that caufe fhould ceafe to act . - The vis inertia of body is nothing pofitive , diftinct from and fuperadded to the nature of body , for it is only the neceflary ...
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